
Country Life in the 1950s
五零年代田园种田生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 356k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Famine Stories Set in the 1950s and 1960s
No stories set in the 1970s or similar. I've seen people asking for recommendations and getting random suggestions. Please read the title carefully, thanks!
Looking for Stories Set in the 1940s or 1950s
Male-Lead Period-Era Fiction + Portable Space + System. No Female Leads
I've read pretty much all the courtyard-house stories.
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Recommend Great Farming, Food, and Slow-Living Stories
Please recommend stories where the female protagonist resigns, goes home to farm and enjoy retirement, and starts a livestream that everyone loves.
Period Novel Where She Is the Only Child
Any Spatial Farming Novels Set in the 1970s or 1980s?
The female lead has a pocket dimension and helps the whole village grow crops and get rich. Everyone in the village adores her.
Does Anyone Have Any Good Novels Set in the 1940s?
Has anyone read novels set in the 1930s or 1940s? Please recommend them all. I’ve never read any novels about either of those decades. 😫
Any Farming Novels Like Shan Shan You Yao?
Looking for books similar to Shan Shan You Yao. I'm out of things to read. Any recommendations for farming novels? No romance, no golden finger, no space, System, or other weird stuff. No princes or emperors, either. Just pure farming, and the side characters shouldn't be dumbed down.
Looking for Good Historical-Era Stories
Stockpiling supplies, preferably a completed story.
Any Novels About Transmigrating to the Awakening Age?
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The 1950s: Life’s Little Pleasures
Swapped Lives in the Sixties: A Blessed Life with a Healing Spring Space
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Transmigrating to the 1950s with My Child
I Transmigrated to 1940 and Secretly Led My Whole Family to Fortune
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The 1950s: My Pocket Dimension Has an Acre of Land, and Life Is Sweet
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Back to the 1950s: I Bring My Pocket-Dimension Supplies and Live as a Couch Potato
Back to 1958 with a Pocket Dimension, Turning Every Villain into a Little Turtle
Reborn in the 1950s: From the Start, I Rule the Arts Scene
Taking My Pocket Dimension Back Eighty Years
A New Beginning in the 1950s
Transmigrating to 1948: My Entire Family Was Wiped Out from the Start
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It's good, the writing is decent, but it feels a bit like a diary entry. A few revisions would make it more engaging.
I don't know why it has such a low rating; I guess it's because few people review it after reading it. Actually, it's a good extracurricular reading material—it's light and relaxing. Isn't the point of reading this to unwind? I think it's good.
Li Yi and Ma Xiaoxiao planted all sorts of roses along the roadside leading up the mountain in the village, and since they were varieties cultivated in their space, the sight of them in bloom was absolutely stunning! Life in the village is thriving, and Langlang, Peipei, Yangyang, and Duoduo are also living thriving lives.
It's quite good; the writing is very detailed, and once you get into it, you'll find it enjoyable.
It's quite good, but the score is too low. It tells the story of a low-key couple and four outstanding children. It doesn't need elaborate descriptions of plots we've seen countless times; it simply uses the most unadorned language to tell us the ending. It's a very easy read. I read books to pass the time and relax, not something too heavy.
It's well-written. Readers looking for something to read should check it out. It's a very peaceful story that will leave you feeling good.
Great job, author! Keep it up!
Five stars. A lighthearted novel with minimal love and hate; enjoyable to read.
This book has some originality, but the score is a bit low. It's much better than some of the books I've abandoned. It focuses on the details of daily life, but the author wrote too much about daily life in the early chapters, making it somewhat trivial and easily covered in a few chapters. The content is still good, and I hope the author can write more good works. Keep it up!
The story is fast-paced and very enjoyable.